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I picked up a cheap texport LED lantern on sale and it hasn't died yet and gets rough use so im pretty impressed. I also use chemlights sometimes. They are fun. I try to keep a dim camp. Enough light to do things safely but dark enough to keep some night vision.

Good info here for when i upgrade! I just have been using a pocket stove i take backpacking. Its a pain in the jeans.

One time I made a bunch of biscuits before a road trip. It was a good snack. Only they are all gone before my first fill up. :(. I just kept them in a baggie next to my jerky and pretended i was on a wagon trail.

Im pretty jealous of some of the prepps you guys have out there. Hopefully when i have a permanent place to live i will be able to stock up. For now everything needs to fit on my rig to move around.

I get that too. Also all my Nissan badges have slowly disappeared. Other than that people only ask me about the hurculiner i painted my bumpers and hood with. Or i just catch them feeling her up! They like to touch it. Don't. Its textured, sharp and pokey.

I keep one and am constantly changing it to my area. I like to layer gear so i can easily adapt depending on the situation. The first layer is protective clothing. A nice set of boots and wool socks. Durable for the areas environments. Then my 9mm a fixed knife and a survival tin that i put...

I forgot about those! That would be a great snack on the road!

I will have to check them out! Thanks for sharing!

While on the trail or on road trips, what kind of snacks does everyone like while behind the wheel? Most of my road trip snacks are jerky based. Turkey jerky,Pork Jerky, Beef Jerky, Bacon Jerky, Spicy Jerky... Ill end my Gump list there. Other than that ill have a soft pretzel or homemade...

1. Tires 2. Armor 3. Suspension

Just got my badge today! #2286 reporting in!

I have seen some panels for displaying patches. Its like a sheet of loop side with grommets in the corners for hanging. You might be able to mount one of those somewhere like a door panel or wherever you want. Id try looking on amazon.

Thats pretty cool looking. I don't like a lot loose in my pockets. Maybe this might be a better option. Let us know how it works out!

I think the best time to explore that area would be september/ october. Its a little cooler, but not to cold.( most of the time)

I save up all my dryer lint and then cover chunks in Vaseline. Then i pack a few in a ziplock. Easy fire starters. I also keep a firesteel, bics, waterproof matches and other strikers. One time i started a fire with a bottle of water just because i read about it. It was not a quick or easy way...

Breakfast: pork roll and eggs or steak and eggs And and a arizona sunrise( tequila, OJ, prickly pear syrup) Lunch: Quesadillas ( meat, onion, peppers, jalapeños, cheese) and a Coors (heavy) Dinner: Steak, some type of vegetable and an old fashioned, bourbon I skip the drinks if driving is...

I like kershaw knives when it comes to pocket knives and esee knives for my survival/camp knives. Esee knives are awesome.

I use one of these... Though i have been looking to buy actual gps units for a backup. For now i use my phone. Mostly for navigating unfamiliar cities to find hotels or specific stops when short on time. I like collecting maps so whenever i go to a new area i pick up a map. I keep some in the...

It depends on what kind of trip im on. If im driving across the country I like to have a lot of flexibility. I have gone 2000 miles only taking naps at restops and eating from vending machines. Since ive done it a few times i have certain towns and restops i like and then i plan the rest on how...

Nice! I keep a pretty well stocked kit in my rig that a put together after taking a WEMT course a few years ago. I don't need to use it much, but when I need it I have it. I also think that any bit of training one can get makes a big difference. If your going to learn to do damage, you need to...